
Category 2 Hurricane Isaias reached the east coast of the USA; More than 726 thousand subscribers were left without electricity in Florida and Alabama, and emergency evacuation orders were issued.
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Hurricane Isaias, which formed in the Atlantic Ocean, reached Category 2 intensity and reached the east coast of the USA.
According to the statement of the US National Hurricane Center, Hurricane Isaias, which formed in the Atlantic Ocean and reached "Category 2" intensity, reached the east coast of the USA.
The hurricane caused strong winds and heavy rainfall in the "Gulf Coast" states covering the southern and southeastern region of the United States. According to PowerOutage.us data, more than 726 thousand subscribers were left without electricity in the states of Florida and Alabama.
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis told reporters, "The storm is on the way. Take precautions now. Don't go out on the roads."
Temporary emergency evacuation orders were issued for citizens in certain areas in the states of Alabama, Florida and Georgia.
Meteorologists warned that "life-threatening storm surge" with heights of 1.8-2.7 meters could occur.
In the US press, Hurricane Isaias was described as the first hurricane of the season in the Atlantic region.
It is estimated that the hurricane will increase its intensity over the weekend, cause floods, and disrupt air and railway services.
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Hurricane will increase its intensity over the weekend
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